Succession of D'Anna

OPINION

WESTERFIELD, J.

Angelo D’Anna died possessed of five shares of “current stock” in the Crescent City Building and Homestead Association. His widow qualified as administratrix and ruled the homestead company into court to show cause why it should not pay the sum of $128.08, the withdrawal value of the stock at the time the deceased died.

The homestead resisted the rule on the ground that it was not a debtor of the deceased and could not be compelled to pay to administratrix the amount demanded; that deceased, alone, could obtain the cash surrender value of the stock, that stock in…